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After the [[Flood]] overwhelmed [[High Charity]] and its defensive fleet, the surviving [[Jiralhanae]]-held ships | After the [[Flood]] overwhelmed [[High Charity]] and its defensive fleet, the surviving [[Jiralhanae]]-held ships managed to follow the [[Prophet of Truth]] and his [[Keyship]] to [[Earth]], where they destroyed the remnants of humanity's orbital defenses. Rather than glass the human world from orbit, the ships held position over East Africa, though some forces branched out further into parts of North America in search of a [[Key of Osanalan|supposed Forerunner artifact]]. After the [[Master Chief]] joined up with [[UNSC]] forces, he spearheaded [[Second Battle of Earth|an effort]] that pushed the fleet's ground forces further towards their innermost stronghold - a mammoth Forerunner structure, known as the [[Portal]]. After the Prophet of Truth activated the Portal, Truth's fleet escaped into the Slipspace bubble to the Ark, another [[Forerunner]] Installation outside of the [[Milky Way]]. Soon after this the Flood [[Flood Ship|appeared]] delaying the UNSC's pursuit of Truth's Fleet. | ||
After the Humans and Sangheili killed the Flood a joint UNSC-Sangheili effort, consisting of at least three UNSC frigates, and nine Sangheili cruisers and an Assault Carrier, managed to follow the Covenant ships a few hours later and confront the Jiralhanae fleet, which by then consisted of three [[Assault Carrier]]s and twenty-seven [[CCS-Class Battlecruisers]]. Despite being outnumbered 3-1, the Sangheili Fleet successfully destroyed the fleet completely, bringing the Human-Covenant War to its end. It is still unknown if any ships survived the space battle, but it might be possible because two [[Scarabs]] dropped from the sky to aide the [[Covenant Loyalist]] in defending the [[Citadel]]. The destruction of a great part of the fleet was due to the low strategies made by the Jiralhanae Shipmasters and due to the Rtas Vadum's more advanced strategy against superior forces. | |||
[[Category:The Covenant]] | [[Category:The Covenant]] | ||
[[Category:Covenant Military Units]] | [[Category:Covenant Military Units]] | ||
[[Category:Fleets]] | [[Category:Fleets]] | ||
Revision as of 10:00, April 16, 2009
Template:Ratings Template:Infobox Military Unit After the Flood overwhelmed High Charity and its defensive fleet, the surviving Jiralhanae-held ships managed to follow the Prophet of Truth and his Keyship to Earth, where they destroyed the remnants of humanity's orbital defenses. Rather than glass the human world from orbit, the ships held position over East Africa, though some forces branched out further into parts of North America in search of a supposed Forerunner artifact. After the Master Chief joined up with UNSC forces, he spearheaded an effort that pushed the fleet's ground forces further towards their innermost stronghold - a mammoth Forerunner structure, known as the Portal. After the Prophet of Truth activated the Portal, Truth's fleet escaped into the Slipspace bubble to the Ark, another Forerunner Installation outside of the Milky Way. Soon after this the Flood appeared delaying the UNSC's pursuit of Truth's Fleet.
After the Humans and Sangheili killed the Flood a joint UNSC-Sangheili effort, consisting of at least three UNSC frigates, and nine Sangheili cruisers and an Assault Carrier, managed to follow the Covenant ships a few hours later and confront the Jiralhanae fleet, which by then consisted of three Assault Carriers and twenty-seven CCS-Class Battlecruisers. Despite being outnumbered 3-1, the Sangheili Fleet successfully destroyed the fleet completely, bringing the Human-Covenant War to its end. It is still unknown if any ships survived the space battle, but it might be possible because two Scarabs dropped from the sky to aide the Covenant Loyalist in defending the Citadel. The destruction of a great part of the fleet was due to the low strategies made by the Jiralhanae Shipmasters and due to the Rtas Vadum's more advanced strategy against superior forces.
